The Twins of Suffering Creek
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It was not a demand. It was an appeal. An appeal to all that was hisbetter nature. His honesty, his manliness, his simple unselfishness. It was a letter thrilling with the outpourings of a mother's heartcraving for possession of the small warm life that she had been atsuch pains to bestow. It was the mother talking to him as he had neverheard the wife and woman talk. There was a passion, a mother love inthe hastily scrawled words that drove straight to the man's simpleheart. One little paragrap...h alone set his whole body quivering withresponsive emotion, and started the weak tears to his troubled eyes.
"Let me have her, Zip. Let me have her. Maybe I've lost my right, but I'm her mother. I brought her into the world, Zip. And what that means you can never understand. She's my flesh and blood. She's part of me. I gave her the life she's got. I'm her mother, Zip, and I'll go mad without her. " He read and re-read the letter. He would have read it a third time, but the tears blinded his eyes and he crushed it into his pocket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was not a demand. It was an appeal. An appeal to all that was hisbetter nature. His honesty, his manliness, his simple unselfishness. It was a letter thrilling with the outpourings of a mother's heartcraving for possession of the small warm life that she had been atsuch pains to bestow. It was the mother talking to him as he had neverheard the wife and woman talk. There was a passion, a mother love inthe hastily scrawled words that drove straight to the man's simpleheart. One little paragrap...h alone set his whole body quivering withresponsive emotion, and started the weak tears to his troubled eyes.
"Let me have her, Zip. Let me have her. Maybe I've lost my right, but I'm her mother. I brought her into the world, Zip. And what that means you can never understand. She's my flesh and blood. She's part of me. I gave her the life she's got. I'm her mother, Zip, and I'll go mad without her. " He read and re-read the letter. He would have read it a third time, but the tears blinded his eyes and he crushed it into his pocket.
What to read after The Twins of Suffering Creek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cullum Ridgwell to read onlineMoreLess
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